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Thanks! The app is written in both Ruby and Perl but it currently has support for parsing C / C++, Java, C#, Bash, Ruby, Perl, and Python files
Should be pretty simple to get it working with PHP right? Also, any plans for GitLab issues support? If not, that might be fun to hack on this weekend...
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#23IBM would like to have a word with you.
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#25I have always had "todolist" on my machine aliased to grep -r "TODO*:" .
This basically just searches for all the places where I have TODO comments. This looks like a better way to do this for teams.
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#28Btw if you are interested checkout: http://www.ideabile.com/tirebouchon/doc/?file=index.php ( Is just a small preview)
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#30Great idea! I've wanted something like this for a while, but never quite realised it. What languages does it support? From the look of the front pages, C-based languages (C/C++/Obj-C) are ok. Have you thought about offering this as a service? You could probably hook into Github and sync issues on commit using the same API that Jenkins uses.
As mentioned below, it currently has support for parsing C / C++, Java, C#, Bash, Ruby, Perl, and Python files It is pretty trivial to add support for any other language or comment type however, take a look at #get_comment_type in lib/watson/parser.rb Never, thought about offering this as a service, having this as a commit hook is a very interesting idea though, thanks!